Middleware Explained

[@prashlovessamosa]

Please never stop making awesome videos.
It's super refreshing to hear both of you.

[@syntaxfm]

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[@L.A.Frazier]

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[@2breezy866]

You can actually write middleware outside of the middleware.ts file in Next.js. It’s not as pretty as connect-style middleware, but it is possible. In app router, you simple create a higher-order function that either returns a response or calls the route handler, which is passed in as a parameter.

[@siya.abc123]

In next.js you can split your middleware into file/ function that export function that take NextMiddleware and return NextMiddleware

[@erikslorenz]

I think middleware in general is one of the coolest things in web dev

[@opencode1]

Thank you

[@SheeceGardazi]

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[@syntaxfm]

We said put it in middleware (hooks.sever.ts)

[@Kawiatube]

I do all three; hooks(populate user), layout(make sure, for layouts that require user), load function(to shut typescript up)

[@SheeceGardazi]

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[@SheeceGardazi]

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[@AlexDeathway]

More videos discussing concept like this.

[@WesBos]

coming up! LMK if you have any requests!

[@AlexDeathway]

@@WesBos Nothing in particular, just the way you explained the concept and dropped some examples of implementation was quite intriguing, so a topic related to backend would be more than welcome also subscribed you.

[@rrd_webmania]

Nuxt middleware are really flexible both server and client side

[@intensedev]

Initialize a database connection in a middleware is definitely not a good idea, that would really increase the time between each fetch-request cycle

[@syntaxfm]

In a server less context, where else would you initialize the connection, given that there is no long running process?

[@AkinBelieve]

On the topic of moist-makers. I hear Americans don't put butter in their sandwiches... that's wild.

[@syntaxfm]

We don’t. 🇺🇸

[@kelsey_roy]

Middleware = interceptor